I just had a stage 3 interview and managed to survive it,got put back to stage 2.
just a quick question been told to have no more days off for a year and i will be taken off the stage warning.does the year start from the day i had the interview or the day the decision was made.
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burb
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Re: stage warning
I sure it is from the interview
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Judgee
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Re: stage warning
I believe you are allowed one absence of up to 4 days in the year and you will still clear your 1st and 2nd stage warnings 
Not sure when its started from, should be on the letter they give you advising you the stage 3 has been dropped to a 2nd
Not sure when its started from, should be on the letter they give you advising you the stage 3 has been dropped to a 2nd
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coxie
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Re: stage warning
you will still be allowed another absence of uptop 9 days to go back to a stage 1 but it has to be 6 months after your last 1 and then after the 12 months you will revert back to a stage 1. If you dont go sick at all in the next 12 months you will clear all stages and then you can play the system again and have a couple extra weeks holiday each year but thats if you can tough it out for a year 1st and reap the benefits after. Just make sure you dont go sick again within 6 months of your last sickness because 2 sickness within the same 6 month period of the 12 months will have you up for a stage 3 again.
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TONY MELON
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Re: stage warning
been told its the day the decision was made can any one confirm that
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Re: stage warning
be worth asking in union room
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POSTMAN
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Re: stage warning
Normally is,but they seem to take the piss with these stage timings nowadays,how long from your last sick which triggered it to your interview,if it's months like some on here you should of asked for it to be backdated to last day of sick.TONY MELON wrote:been told its the day the decision was made can any one confirm that
I've never done this on a stage 3 but i have on a 1 and 2 as they left it so long.And i got it backdated.
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Re: stage warning
i had a stage 2 last march ive had no time off all year but the prob is when i got it in march my dom at the time left it till may for me to sign between march and may we had a new dom and he changed the month from march to may on the form i know this because he made a spelling mistake on the month it said something like mayh i never questioned this where do i stand with it my last day of sick was about febuary last year